Meanings of spur demand in English

China has pledged to ramp up infrastructure investment further to spur demand.

Lower prices on solar panels, however, help spur demand, he said.

Airlines are urging governments to introduce more testing and travel bubbles to help spur demand.

But a recent wage hike for government employees will also spur demand and push inflation higher.

He believes the new lines will spur demand for everything from real estate to instant noodles.

This could spur demand for stand-alone terrorism liability insurance, which typically includes broader coverage terms than embedded policies.

Construction and materials shares have been lifted internationally today by expectations that an economic recovery will spur demand.

Construction and materials shares were among the top gainers, lifted by expectations that an economic recovery will spur demand.

But at U.S. Steel Corp the company is readying to ramp up operations in expectations that the tariffs will spur demand.

Apple occasionally lets its Chinese seller partners cut prices to spur demand, though it seldom allows pricing leeway for vendors overseas.

But the Saudi move, which analysts said may soon be copied by other major exporters, could spur demand for sour crude contracts.

We need people to be able to boost economic activity to spur demand, said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital in New York.

Fiscal and monetary policy in developed markets continue to drive interest rates low and spur demand for inflation hedges, the Wall Street bank said.

The stronger market in Turkey is due to a recent government move to reduce a tax on white goods in order to spur demand.

Miners got strength from higher metals prices, which rose on expectations the Fed's move would help economic recovery, and spur demand for raw materials.

But that easing has done little to spur demand in Asia's third-largest economy as bureaucratic red tape and regulatory uncertainty have deterred capital investment.